Sentence examples for more conspicuous due from inspiring English sources

Site-specific disease may be better evaluated with DWI particularly with small deposits involving mesentery, bowel serosa, perihepatic and peripancreatic being more conspicuous due to increased contrast resolution.

In our study, which, unlike the previous ones, was based on the inter-population comparisons, the effect of SNPs was more conspicuous due to the high level of SNPs heterozygosity in the examined groups.

Although not dilated, the swollen fallopian tube may be more conspicuous at imaging due to wall thickening, enhancement, and surrounding inflammation.

Larger individuals may require different resources than smaller individuals, be more conspicuous to some predators due to their size or behavior, or may not have access to some size-limited refuges (Miller et al. 1988; Litvak and Leggett 1992).

The lobsters that were larger in relation to the green crabs suffered a higher rate of predation, which we believe was due to more conspicuous activity and less use of shelter.

First, we analyzed whether P. erhardii were more conspicuous to conspecifics than to avian predators due to their different visual sensitivities.

Compared with simple cysts which exhibit non-progressive enhancement and haemangiomas which show discontinuous and persistent enhancement, metastases have a progressive enhancement pattern and become either less conspicuous over time or more conspicuous as a result of delayed central enhancement due to non-specific accumulation of contrast within the lesion's extra-cellular space.

This may be due to large birds being inherently more conspicuous than smaller birds and, thus, more vulnerable to predation in the same microhabitat (Lima 1993).

We excluded a potential sampling bias due to the fact that excrement on dark rocks is more conspicuous.

A slower shutter speed makes the scene's ambient light more conspicuous but don't use such a slow shutter speed that the ambient light can blur the scene due to camera shake or subject movement over a long exposure.

They should be much more conspicuous.